Хорижий лингвистика ва лингводидактика Volume 4 Issue 6 (2026) · pp. 158-163
THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL COMMUNICATION
Jozilov, Jamshid, Жозилов, Жамшид, Jozilov, Jamshid
Abstract
This article aims to study the history of lingua francas that dominated the world for centuries. The dominance that has been gained through political force and discrimination to the indigenous culture. The drives why Latin, French, Persian and Turkish were dominant and why did they fall, the results which should be obtained by carefully researching all historical lessons. Additionally, this study aims to search which languages would be dominant in future and what would happen if English loss its dominance which lasted for centuries, shaping culture and mind of non-native speakers
lingua franca, colonization, democracy, democratic projections, monolingualism, idioms.
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